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The author of the paper tells that Intelligence is not only about data but it is also about information. Technology can collect data but it can only elevate data to the level of information in a very limited way. In contrast, only human resources can interpret and process the data for the data to become correct, reliable, timely, and actionable information for intelligence.
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It is evidently clear from the discussion that although there is a clear need for health care reform, the recent health care reform passed by Congress has been attacked by the right as being unconstitutional. Republican governors have filed suit against the Federal government and are trying to pass state legislation giving the option to opt out of the health care reform plan.
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The main part of the essay deals with the notion that the negative effects on the economy due to illegal immigration outweigh the positive effects. It also concludes that the benefits that such immigrants get are far more than the services that they provide. Lastly, the paper deals with what should be done with this problem that is growing as a threat to the economies of certain countries.
Developing counter-terrorism plans is an ongoing process and must be kept updated on newer developments and risks. Even existing risks must be continually re-assessed and classify them according to their threat levels compared with the benefits of mitigating or responding to them with a complete plan
The author states that King’s concerns about the UK’s security are quite relevant in discussing state authority and governance. For example, under the leadership of Tony Blair, the UK joined hands with the United States in launching counter-terror operations in Afghanistan and later in Iraq.
One of the main effects of the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court ruling has been the significant reverberations felt by the political spectrum. In the wake of the decision the Republicans and Democrats, political parties experienced a decisive split in perspectives that further divided the two major groups (Aster 8).
This paper stresses that the U.S. government has been designed to be divided into three branches which are separate but intertwined in terms of responsibilities, accountabilities, and functions. The legislative, executive and judicial branches of the government are hereby examined and evaluated according to respective powers and functions.
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The successive World Wars had seen the fragmentation of nations and domination of America. WWI was all about power and territorial gain and had involved almost all the political powers of the world (Showalter, 1996). But WWII was primarily about the political realignment of nations with the two superpowers.
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This new entity that has come into existence, first and foremost, has the duty to wrestle power from the stronghold of the west. In the light of this, there emerged the Asian Tigers, China, and India who have come to bring to realization the dream of many that world power will, someday, be snatched, from the West that has held it tight for many years.
In conclusion, Akira collaborated with western artists very later on in his career, he however did in 1945 made a movie that opposed western boxing as being more superior to Japanese judo. From this movie, it was inevitable that Akira considered every aspect of his homeland Japan to be the greatest of the greatest.
Money most certainly is corrupting politics since the political battles now fought in terms of elections and by-elections require substantial funding. In the event, these kinds of funds are not available with individual candidates and the party funds. The candidates would need to take recourse to donations and grants from individuals, corporate, overseas funding, etc. to campaign for the elections.
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Visions like the end of history, traditional rivalries amongst nations, tribalism, and globalism depict partial understanding of ‘emerging reality’ in today and future world. This paper analyses Huntington’s thesis ‘Clash of Civilizations’ and the claim of inevitability and finds it to be mistaken.
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Best known for his shrewdness and grasp on foreign policy, Dulles is a major name in the politics staged between Iran and America during and after the Second World War. Being an anti-communist, Dulles sought to protect states that bordered the former USSR, and hence supported many conservative but pro-American political figures.
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In spite of this trend of human trafficking across borders going on for more than two decades, the government has done nothing substantial to curb it. Probably this is in recognition of the fact that without cheap labor provided by millions of such immigrants, it is difficult to sustain an economy as big as that of the United States.
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“When China rules the world” is written by Martin Jacques. Jacques is a famous columnist and writes for The Guardian of London. He has spent some time living in China and also has written quite a lot about his journeys within the country. Besides, he has read a lot of books and journals about the social and political environment of China.
Most humans get their information on the US political system from the cable news networks or from the Internet. Even those who take the time to read the Washington Post or New York Times do not always get a complete and accurate picture of what the federal, state and local governments do every day in managing the nation’s public institutions.
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Reportedly, the Democratic Republic of Congo is one such African state, which has been marred by decades of violence and despite innumerable attempts at the international level and mediation by the UN to end the brutal forces and prevent further bloodshed, peace has not yet been successfully restored.
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China is making rapid progress, throwing up new programs in every area, be it political, social or economic. Even though its political philosophy continues to be communism, it has diluted many of the tenets at the practical level. How it has achieved, what it has achieved?
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It encapsulates the international consensus and articulates best-practice international behavior by States and regional and international organizations” (Thakur, 2001). This international moral code and consensus provided nothing else but a set of international norms, which have then transcended to global humanitarian norms when the Declaration of the Human Rights was signed in 1948.
The research will include several chapters: introduction, literature review, aims and methodology, results, discussion, limitations, and future recommendations, and conclusion. The researcher expects that the proposed research will become the first step in a more profound analysis of takfir in Saudi Arabia.
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These immigrants have a great economic effect. However, as noted by analysts, this impact depends upon the level of education, skills, and experience of the workers. The highly skilled workers are more likely to contribute greatly to the economy.
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During the period of war, the Japanese society saw changes that defined the differences between members of higher and lower status. Further, the international incidents were bringing western influences into the society; people were adopting new fashions and forming unions and groups for better administration.
The activities are seen over by the European Parliament. From the discussion up to this point, it may seem that the Parliament is the most powerful body in the EU. However, it has to be said that the power is shared between the Parliament and the EC. In the case of the legislative decisions in the EU, a “co-decision” procedure is followed.
Until the end of the World War I England had been the heart of the great British Empire. The war brought about a new political equation from around the non-European world to liberate from the administrative clutches of the British power. The Great War was the crucial point of the decline of the greatest empire of all times.
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According to the text, in the older days, the migration of the humans took place because of the chances of a better livelihood. Reportedly, the needs of the people in the older days were restricted to food and they moved from one region to the other in search of the better locality for farming or hunting.
While they were once political adversaries, the United States and the United Kingdom share a common interest in maintaining Western Anglo-Saxon geopolitical supremacy on the international stage. The ascendency of the United States to the helm of the international system following World War II changed the dynamics between these two powers.
Hungtington posited that the chasm was caused by six factors: globalization; economic and social change; western domination and power; traditionally and historically-entrenched differing views that are less mutable to change and less easily resolved than political views; and, finally, increasing economic regionalism that promotes civilization consciousness and cultural genotypes.
The author states that the collapse of the Soviet Union communism is one of the most striking stories of the 20th century. The collapse of communism in the Soviet Union Republic caused the global economic and political environment to change radically. This process of collapse began with the Cold War post World War II.
This paper will briefly outline the Logan Act and how it has affected the roles played in the international arena by ex-Presidents and private citizens. It will also argue that while technically former Presidents are at risk of prosecution when they engage in foreign policy activities after they leave office, their chances of being prosecuted for such are almost zero.
The essay basically deals with all the minute and intricate details of the age-old conflict of international politics of the Middle – East i.e. the conflict between Israel and Arab nations. The question asks why the conflict continues for such a long period and what were the reasons for the repeated failure of the conflict resolution techniques both at the national as well as international levels?
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Liberal economic processes gain an upper hand in globalisation and, in the process, it considerably undermines the political sovereignty. The ideology of liberalism, that function as the foundational spirit of globalisation, seeks to liberate this flow from all means of regulation that in a conventional political topography was considered very important.
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The main thesis of the book is that the American dream is only a Jewish invention that was conjured up to address the insecurities and feelings of alienation that the Jewish immigrants felt in America. The author points it out as a paradox, wherein “the quintessence of what we mean by ‘America’ was founded and for more than thirty years.
Founded on May 25, 1981, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is comprised of six states namely, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. The objectives of the council include among others, the formulation of regulations in various fields such as trade, economy, customs, finance, legislation, tourism, and administration.
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Many have strongly suggested the U.S. government has, for a long time, extended its range of power beyond what was intended, beyond concerns regarding the welfare of the people of the nation such as invading sovereign nations without just cause, i.e. Vietnam and Iraq and using fear to justify spying on its own citizens.
It is rightly observed by the research scholars all across the globe that the word ‘change’ is the only constant thing in the world of today. The massive changes in the arena of international politics, information technology, and communication process have an immense influence on the terms and the trades of the present-day business and life.
With the recent enactment of the Equality Act of 2010, it is hoped that clamors regarding the lack of unity of equality legislation in the UK will be addressed. The government will have to ensure that all laws are properly implemented so that individuals will imbibe the government’s sincerity into addressing discrimination problems. The will to change has to come from everyone concerned and should not be left alone for the government to tackle.
Of all the effects of racism known to mankind, none of them are positive. In politics, championing the supremacy of one race at the expense of another has its consequences. For one, there is a lot of mistrust among different people. This mistrust is carried into boardrooms and in the corridors of power.
The roles and functions of public and private police are very critical in the organization they serve due to the delicate nature of their responsibilities and the accountability accorded to them. In these times of risks and economic crisis, there is the need to be fully aware of the laws governing authority, training, accountability and licensing requirements for both security personnel and officers in various organizations.
Punishment and rehabilitation are two of the main goals of the US criminal justice system, aside from the deterrence and incapacitation. The debate would be formulated on the basis of issues of punishment versus rehabilitation that address the following points: (1) deterrence of crime, (2) effect on victims and victims’ families, (3) effect on the offender, (4) social effect on society, and (5) fiscal effect on society.
The author states that Capitalism and Socialism formed the First and the Second way in that order as the latter grew out of the concerns for the former. While the boundaries between capitalism and socialism are well defined and easily recognizable, the differences between these two with the Third way are not clear cut and often confusing.
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The government of the United States of America under the department of the treasury was forced to have a critical look on the global crisis of the year 2008 that threatened to melt down various firms like the General Motors, AIG, Citigroup among others. Most of the financial institutions at the Wall Street were not spared including the famous New York Stock exchange.
The paper shows that in the light of the statement of Imrie and Raco that “Integral to New Labour’s vision is the belief that empowered and mobilized communities can and should play an enhanced role in the development and implementation of the urban policy agenda”, it can be said that this vision is becoming a reality.
This assignment also focuses on India, the third country, next to Brazil and Germany, that have requested Google to remove what it considered unsavoury messages in its content, particularly YouTube, a limit to how much private information should be stored in a database, and more so, how much information should be allowed to be provided to other parties.
The author states that President Clinton addressed an audience comprising clergymen and ministers. The buildup to this event was much hyped as the earlier statement made by the President before the independent Ken Starr counsel on August 17, 1998, was charged with perjury and deliberate obfuscation of truth.
The differentiation between want and need is deeply-rooted in the argument of Hobbes towards the formation of a Commonwealth. He himself acknowledges the pre-disposition of man towards his love for liberty, the need for idealists to take over as leaders are necessary for the organization of the populace.
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The author states that along with the cultural and social changes certain “radical” political changes were also taking place. Combining the social and cultural aspects with the political movements and changes, a large segment of the population tied to a previous generation and immersed in a “nostalgic fog”.
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The author states that according to Gandhi, law-breaking can only be justified if it respects authority and at the same time recognizes antagonist’s human dignity. Civil disobedience can be distinguished from an ordinary protest in that civil disobedience is the violation of a law in conflict with the principle of human dignity.
Globalization and terrorism are indeed on both sides of the same coin. That is to say the former aides and exacerbates the latter. Terrorists utilize the technologies of globalization to commit acts motivated by vengeance. They are angered, at least in part, by the influences of other cultures on their own due to the peripheral effects of trade globalization.
The US and UK jointly headed the operations and invaded Iraq. The study is focused on British tabloids, as it is strongly believed that they were unreasonably biased and sensationalized the issue for commercial ends, in stark contrast to the tradition attributed to London press for its independence of public opinion on international issues without bias.
Under International Law, institutions like the International Court of Justice provided a valid alternative for resolving the disputes between the nations and its verdicts and decisions were binding on the parties. As such there was a comprehensive system that ensured that the rights of each State and member are protected under the International Law